Kidney Transplant and Post-Transplant Care
Our integrative solution designed to improve your health.
Patients with chronic kidney disease may face significant challenges in managing their condition, such as limited availability and access to comprehensive, high-quality treatments without barriers. Additionally, difficulties in medication supply can lead to persistent complications and hinder the management of comorbidities.
These challenges can be even more pronounced depending on your country of residence and the resources available in the healthcare system. Specialized and multidisciplinary medical care may be limited and costly, making it unavailable to a large portion of the population. This often results in a significant decrease in the quality of life for most patients.
At Colombiana de Trasplantes, we offer integrative solutions to improve quality of life and well-being of patients with kidney failure, addressing their medical, emotional, and social needs.
21 years of history
We have changed the lives of thousands of people thanks to our commitment to providing new opportunities for a better life.
Our solutions for
patients with kidney failure:
This service aims to determine if the recipient and donor are suitable for a kidney transplant, perform the surgical procedure on both, and initiate post-transplant care for the recipient.
Our program focuses on monitoring the recipient’s health, including one in-person visit and two virtual follow-ups, as well as the prescription of essential medications to prevent kidney rejection and manage associated risk factors.
Living donor kidney transplant
This service aims to determine if the recipient and donor are suitable for a kidney transplant, perform the surgical procedure on both, and initiate post-transplant care for the recipient.
Approximate duration: 90 days.
Key Advantages of Living Donor Transplant:
- Superior outcomes and shorter waiting times compared to deceased donor transplants.
- Surgery is scheduled according to the patient’s needs, allowing for optimal preparation.
¿Who can be your Living Donor?
- A person in excellent health.
- A family member (e.g., sibling, parent, child, uncle, cousin), spouse, or close friend.
- An adult of legal age.
Organ donation is a voluntary and altruistic act, motivated solely by the desire to help a loved one.
Our Kidney Transplant Service Includes*:
- Consultation with a mental health specialist.
- Interview with a nursing professional.
- Laboratory tests and diagnostic imaging.
- Consultation with a nephrologist and/or transplant surgeon.
- Cardiologist consultation.
- Nutritionist/dietitian consultation.
- Pharmaceutical chemist consultation.
- Medical board meeting.
- Ethics committee review.
- Surgery for the recipient and laparoscopic nephrectomy for the donor.
- Induction therapy.
- Monitoring of immunosuppressive drug levels.
- Training for the patient and their family on the process.
- Maintenance immunosuppressive therapy.
- Dialysis.
- Biopsy of the transplanted kidney.
- Medications and supplies.
- Outpatient and inpatient management for transplant-related complications.
- Medical team travel expenses.
Requirements:
- Patient diagnosed with Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) stage 4 or 5, with or without dialysis.
- Recipient’s life expectancy greater than 6 months.
- Laboratory tests, medical evaluations, and support group from the renal unit.
- Purchase of international assistance insurance for the duration of the service.
- All solutions require pre-payment.
Post-Transplant Care
Our program focuses on monitoring the recipient’s health, including one in-person visit and two virtual follow-ups, as well as the prescription of essential medications to prevent kidney rejection and manage associated risk factors.
Duration: 90 days after kidney transplantation.
Our Post-Transplant Care Service Includes*:
- Interview with a nursing professional.
- Laboratory tests and diagnostic imaging.
- Consultation with a nephrologist and/or transplant surgeon.
- Mental health specialist consultation.
- Nutritionist/dietitian consultation.
- Social worker consultation.
- Monitoring of immunosuppressive drug levels.
- Maintenance immunosuppressive therapy.
- Medical board meeting.
- Biopsy of the transplanted kidney.
- Medications and supplies.
- Outpatient and inpatient management for transplant-related complications.
Additionally, the package includes:
- Unlimited control consultations, either in-person or via telemedicine.
- Adherence program.
- Training for the patient and their family on the process.
*Services are provided based on clinical needs. Terms and conditions apply.
Requirements:
- Laboratory tests, medical evaluations, and assessments by the treating physician.
- Purchase of international assistance insurance for the duration of the service.
- All our solutions require pre-payment.
